What was the price on your battery, seals and refinish? Wanting to have the same done to my wife’s Colt. I just got her a bracelet that I either want to have the case brushed to match, or the bracelet matched to the case.

What was the price on your battery, seals and refinish? Wanting to have the same done to my wife’s Colt. I just got her a bracelet that I either want to have the case brushed to match, or the bracelet matched to the case.

Per the price list, it should be $110 for the service on quartz analog, plus, I think it was $100 to refinish the Aerospace. I thought it was pretty fair all things considered.

ETA: add $30 for return shipping in their nifty service case.

If someone tells you "There's no such thing as a stupid question", have him list a watch for sale on WUS.

SoCal C4S wrote:If that is all it costs, I need to just go that route.

If you have an Aerospace, you should use busa. The movements are finicky and can be destroyed if the battery is improperly taken out. I had ABC watch works do a battery change on one and they ended up breaking the movement. Busa is very affordable for quartz models, so you're better off using them. Their auto prices can be steep, but it'll come back like new.

What was the price on your battery, seals and refinish? Wanting to have the same done to my wife’s Colt. I just got her a bracelet that I either want to have the case brushed to match, or the bracelet matched to the case.

Per the price list, it should be $110 for the service on quartz analog, plus, I think it was $100 to refinish the Aerospace. I thought it was pretty fair all things considered.

ETA: add $30 for return shipping in their nifty service case.

Just found the invoice on the blue Aerospace. Refininsh was $180, not $100. Still worth it, I think. Looks like brand new.

If someone tells you "There's no such thing as a stupid question", have him list a watch for sale on WUS.

SoCal C4S wrote:Interesting. Do I call then send it in? Service rookie here...

I did. If memory serves me correctly, they'll email you a work order to place in the box. Make sure to get a signature and take some pics before it goes out in case they screw something up (which I don't will happen).